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HOW TO PROCEED IN THE EVENT OF AN ALARM!
If gas concentration in the air is exceeded, an acoustic signal sounds and the red ALARM diode flashes!
(1) Leave the room where the danger was detected.
(2) Immediately cut off the main power supply and shut off the gas supplying the installation and equipment.
(3) Open the doors and windows in the room to produce "draught". Leaving the windows and doors open may cause the
accumulated gas to disperse before rescue arrives and the alarm stops beeping. Although the problem may have been
temporarily resolved, it is extremely important to locate the source of the threat.
(4) Switch off the natural gas source equipment.
(5) Do not switch on and off the light and other electrical devices (spark possibility), including mobile phones!
(6) If anyone feels any symptoms of poisoning (nausea, headaches), contact the ambulance station immediately!
(7) Check the cause of the gas leak. The gas cut-off function emits a flashing signal every 10 seconds.
(8) Consult the situation with professional services (e.g. Fire Brigade 998, Gas Ambulance Service 992).
(9) If the alarm is false, check whether the installation location is correct.
COMMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS
1. Regularly test the device once a week with the TEST button.
2. For proper operation, the device must be connected to the network for 24 hours.
3. Regularly clean the device from dust and dirt with a vacuum cleaner, especially the air intake and the LED indicators.
Disconnect power before vacuuming.
4. Do not spray cleaning agents directly onto the housing.
5. Do not let water get inside the case.
6. Do not paint the device.
7. Do not use detergents or solvent-based detergents for cleaning. Chemicals can lead to permanent damage to the device.
8. It is possible that the alarm may be disturbed by long exposure of the device to cigarette smoke, alcohol, perfumes, gasoline,
paints and varnishes and other organic fumes.
9. Do not use or store the unit in a place where it is exposed to mutually drifting gases.
10. Please do not use or store sensors in a corrosive gas environment (such as Cl
2
).
11. Do not open the housing of the device and do not make any repairs or modifications of your own.
12. Do not allow children to play with the device.
13. The sensor does not replace a smoke detector or a combustible gas detector (other than natural gas).
PROBLEM DETECTION AND RESOLUTION
The green power LED is off
No power connection
Check the network connection
LED damage
Contact your supplier or service provider
After pressing the TEST button, no
audible indication sounds.
Electronic damage
Contact your supplier or service provider
The device does not detect gas
concentration
Electronic damage
Contact your supplier or service provider
Sensor heating not completed
Wait until the sensor heats up
The device activates the alarm when
the heating of the sensor is complete
Too high concentration of smoke,
alcohol or perfume or other volatile
substances in the air.
Ventilate the room and retest the device
Device stored too long
Warm up the device for over 2 hours
Electronic damage
Contact your supplier or service provider
The presence of flammable gases due to technical conditions (e.g. possibility of periodical power outages, equipment failure, etc.)
and the specificity of the rooms in which these devices can be installed do not give total certainty of detecting dangerous gases,
but only significantly increase the probability of earlier detection of its dangerous concentration. Therefore, you should remember
that these devices should be tested in accordance with the attached manual and that you should periodically inspect the condition
of ventilation, chimney installations and devices that may emit natural gas.
The max. lifetime of the internal sensor is 5 years, starting from its manufacturing date (depending on technical conditions
of installation, number of alarm excitations, temperature, humidity, dustiness).
